But also, I thought with any bank, when you only receive an e-transfer, the sender shouldn't see your (real) name but only the name he entered himself? We see the real name of the sender, though.
I heard too many horror stories with fraudster clients who sent fraudulent e-Transfers, where the providers had their bank account(s) frozen until the end of the investigation.
It would be more convenient for both parties. It's already my preferred option for larger amounts. The only concern I have is the possibility of chargeback.